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  • Women increase share of most-cited Iranian researchers
    TEHRAN – Female scholars constitute 665 out of 4,818 most-cited researchers of the country, more than 13 percent of the total, Ahmad Fazelzadeh, the head of the Islamic World Science Citation (ISC) Institute, has said. In the past Iranian calendar year (March 2023 – March 2024), women accounted for 12.75 percent of most-cited researchers. With
  • £6.6m Series A for Abselion’s on-the-spot bioprocessing
    Abselion has concluded a £6.6million Series A round led by M Ventures to bring its disruptive at-line protein analyser, Amperia, to market. Based beside the NIAB building in Girton, Abselion is an innovator in automated analytical instrumentation simplifying at-line protein analytics for the development and production of biologics, such as antibodies and viral vectors. Ruizhi
  • Targeting sugar molecules: Can glycobiology lead to a new era for cancer immunotherapy?
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  • Nobel Prize celebrates AI’s role in protein structure innovation
    The 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry honours AI’s transformative impact on protein science, with breakthroughs set to reshape drug development. The 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Demis Hassabis and John Jumper from Google DeepMind for developing AlphaFold2, and to David Baker from the University of Washington for his work in computational protein
  • UAlbany Chemists Develop Color-Changing Test for Rapid Salmonella Detection
    ALBANY, N.Y. (Dec. 6, 2024) — A group of chemists at the University at Albany have developed a new method for fast-acting salmonella detection. The test employs a paper strip that changes color in the presence of the bacterial genome, enabling quick screening for salmonella in food products.  Unlike other methods, which can take days